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1 The edge of darkness, and other halo surprises Benedikt Diemer ITC Fellow, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (in collaboration with Andrey Kravtsov and Surhud More) APEC Seminar IPMU 4/7/26
2 Strength of density fluctuations Dark matter power spectrum 4 2 P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] k [Mpc h] Large < Scale > Small CAMB, Lewis et al. 2
3 Dark matter power spectrum P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] Mpc/h δ = ρ/ρ m P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] k [Mpc h] k [Mpc h] P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] k [Mpc h]
4 N-body simulations P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] k [Mpc h] Crocce et al. 26
5 89 Mpc Visualization code: Phil Mansfield
6 Mpc
7 N-body simulations 2 Mpc/h 3 Density at z = y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) log ( / m ) 25 log ( / m ) 3 z (h Mpc) 2 2 log ( / m ) z (h Mpc) Mpc/h 4 25 Mpc/h 5 z (h Mpc) 6 log ( / m ) 2 25 Mpc/h z (h Mpc) 8 3 z (h Mpc) log ( / m ) Mpc/h 5 Mpc/h log ( / m ) y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) 5 6 Diemer & Kravtsov 24, 25 Springel 25 Crocce et al. 26 Behroozi et al. 23ab
8 Mpc/h Mpc/h z (h Mpc) log ( / m ) z (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) Mpc/h log ( / m ) y (h Mpc) 5 y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) y (h Mpc) Mpc/h y (h Mpc) z (h Mpc) Mpc/h log ( / m ) z (h Mpc) 6 5 log ( / m ) 8 2 Mpc/h z (h Mpc) 3 log ( / m ) y (h Mpc) 5 6 Springel 25 Crocce et al. 26 Behroozi et al. 23ab
9 Initial peaks δ Top hat Real peak Gaussian r Bardeen et al. 986 Dalal et al. 28
10 Mass accretion history M(z) δ r Slow accretion regime Fast accretion regime Formation time time Wechsler et al. 22 van den Bosch 22 Zhao et al. 23/29 Dalal et al. 28
11 Density profile δ log ρ r Shallow inner profile M(z) time Steep outer profile log r Dalal et al. 28 Ludlow et al. 23
12 Density profile log ρ Scale radius: d log(ρ) / d log(r) = -2 Outer radius (enclosing some mean overdensity) Mass: M Δ = 4π/3 Δ ρ ref R Δ 3 rs R2c Rvir R2m log r
13 Navarro-Frenk-White profile log ρ ρ r - ρ r -2 ρ r -3 Concentration: c Δ = R Δ / r s rs R2c Rvir R2m log r Navarro et al. 995/996/997
14 Navarro-Frenk-White profile log ρ high concentration low concentration rs rs R2m log r Navarro et al. 995/996/997
15 Questions. Can we find a universal concentration-mass relation? 2. Are the outer profiles universal? 3. Is there a well-defined edge to a halo?
16 Concentration-mass models Navarro et al. 996 Navarro et al. 997 Avila-Reese et al. 999 Jing 2 Bullock et al. 2 Eke et al. 2 Wechsler et al. 22 Zhao et al. 23 Colin et al. 24 Dolag et al. 24 Neto et al. 27 Duffy et al. 28 Maccio et al. 28 Gao et al. 28 Zhao et al. 29 Klypin et al. 2 Munoz-Cuartas et al. 2 Prada et al. 22 Giocoli et al. 22 Bhattacharya et al. 23 Ludlow et al. 24 Dutton & Maccio 24 Klypin et al. 25
17 Power-law fits Munoz-Cuartas et al. 2 log (c) log (M) Avila-Reese et al. 999 Jing 2 Neto et al. 27 Duffy et al. 28 Maccio et al. 28 Gao et al. 28 Klypin et al. 2 Munoz-Cuartas et al. 2 Dutton & Maccio 24
18 History-based models Wechsler et al. 22 cvir = Rvir / rs Formation scale Navarro et al. 997 Bullock et al. 2 Eke et al. 2 Wechsler et al. 22 Zhao et al. 29 Giocoli et al. 22 Ludlow et al. 24
19 Concentration-mass relation Concentration c2c 5 4 z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z = M 2c (h M ) Halo mass Diemer & Kravtsov 25
20 Is there an upturn? All Relaxed Ludlow et al. 22 Prada et al. 22 Ludlow et al. 22 Meneghetti & Rasia 23
21 Concentration-mass relation Concentration c2c 5 4 z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z = M 2c (h M ) Halo mass Diemer & Kravtsov 25 Dutton & Maccio 25
22 Peak height ν δ / σ Bardeen et al. 986
23 Peak height ν δ / σ Bardeen et al. 986
24 Concentration-peak height relation Concentration c2c 5 4 z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z =6. c2c 5 4 z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z = M 2c (h M ) 2c Halo mass Peak height Prada et al. 22 Ludlow et al. 23 Diemer & Kravtsov 25
25 Power spectrum slope Halo mass (h M ) 5 5 P (k) [(Mpc/h) 3 ] Eisenstein & Hu 998, no BAO c2c 5 z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z =6. 4 n = d ln P/d ln k c k [h/mpc] Eisenstein & Hu 998 Diemer & Kravtsov 25
26 Effects of power spectrum slope Substructure Peak shape Isolated halo Accreted subhalos Smooth accretion Bardeen et al. 986 Moore et al. 998 Dalal et al. 2
27 3 n = -2.5 n = -2 2 log ( / m) z (h Mpc) 6 n = -.5 n = - 4 log ( / m) y (h Mpc)
28 Simulation Model z =. z =.5 z =. z =.5 z =2. z =4. z =6. c2c 5 c = c(m, z, Ω x, ) 4 3 c 2c = c 2c (ν, n) c/cfit M 2c (h M ) Diemer & Kravtsov 25
29 Comparison to CLASH observations 7 6 This work, z=.4 CLASH, This work, weak z= and strong, Merten + 4 CLASH, weak, and Umetsu strong, + 4 Merten + 4 CLASH, weak, Umetsu + 4 c2c cobs/cmodel M 2c (h M ) Umetsu et al. 24 Merten et al. 24 Meneghetti et al. 24
30 Micro-halos at high redshift z 3 M M earth -M 6 Simulation, z= 26 (Diemand + 25) Simulation, z= 3 (Anderhalden + 23) Simulation, z= 32 (Ishiyama 24) 4 c2c Diemand et al. 25 Anderhalden & Diemand 23 Ishiyama 24
31 Micro-halos at high redshift z 3 M M earth -M 6 orders of mag. below calibrated masses! c2c 6 4 Simulation, This work, z= 3 26 (Diemand + 25) Simulation, This work, n= z= 33.5 (Anderhalden + 23) Simulation, z= (Ishiyama (Diemand + 24) 25) Simulation, z= 3 (Anderhalden + 23) Simulation, z= 32 (Ishiyama 24) Diemand et al. 25 Anderhalden & Diemand 23 Ishiyama 24
32 Mass accretion history Ω x, σ 8, P(k) c
33 We found a universal c-m relation, and thus a universal inner profile. But what about the outer profile?
34 4 Small halos ( <M<3 ) / m 3 2 = d log /d log r r/r vir 4 NFW fit Einasto fit..5 5 r/r vir Large halos (M> 5 ) / m = d log /d log r NFW fit Einasto fit..5 5 Diemer & Kravtsov 24 r/r vir r/r vir
35 3 3 < M < 4 (r/r2m) 2 / m 2 < < < < 2 2 < < 3 > = d log /d log r r/r 2m r/r 2m Γ = Δ log(m vir ) / Δ log(a) Diemer & Kravtsov 24
36 New fitting function M> <M< <M<2.6 (r/r2m) 2 / m 2 = d log /d log r r/r 2m..5 5 r/r 2m % accuracy (selected by mass or accretion rate) Valid between. and 9 R vir
37 The outer profiles are not universal, they exhibit a steepening that depends on the mass accretion rate Is there an edge to a halo?
38 R 2c Halo finder: Rockstar (Behroozi et al. 23)
39 R vir Halo finder: Rockstar (Behroozi et al. 23)
40 Spherical collapse model Turnaround radius, r ta Outermost infalling shell Fillmore & Goldreich 984 Bertschinger 985 Diemand & Kuhlen 28 Vogelsberger et al. 2 Lithwick & Dalal 2 Adhikari et al. 24
41 Spherical collapse model Secondary infall ( = 3.) ρ r -9/4 / m 2 2 r/r ta Fillmore & Goldreich 984 Bertschinger 985 Diemand & Kuhlen 28 Vogelsberger et al. 2 Lithwick & Dalal 2 Adhikari et al. 24
42 Spherical collapse model Adhikari et al. 24 cf. Diemand & Kuhlen 28
43 The Splashback Radius 5 4 Secondary infall ( = 3.) Diemer & Kravtsov 24 / m 3 2 Edge in self-similar model 2 r/r ta Fillmore & Goldreich 984 Bertschinger 985 Diemand & Kuhlen 28 Vogelsberger et al. 2 Lithwick & Dalal 2 Adhikari et al. 24
44 The Splashback Radius R vir R 2m R splashback R splashback = f(γ, z) R 2m.8 f.6 2 =.8 2 = y (h Mpc) z (h Mpc) log ( / m) x (h Mpc) 2 2 x (h Mpc) Low accretion rate High accretion rate Diemer & Kravtsov 24 More, Diemer & Kravtsov 25
45 R sp /M sp as a function of MAR.6.4 z =. z =.5 z =. z =2. z =4..4 Rsp/R2m.2 Msp/M2m More, Diemer & Kravtsov 25 cf. Vogelsberger et al. 2 cf. Adhikari et al. 24
46 Do the Milky Way and Andromeda halos overlap? R sp 425 kpc R vir = 244 kpc R sp 54 kpc R vir = 33 kpc Milky Way, M vir = 8 M Andromeda, M vir =.7 2 M distance = 78 kpc More, Diemer & Kravtsov 25 Diaz et al. 24
47 Mass accretion rate dm 2c /dt dm sp /dt dm 4r s /dt M vir () = 9 M /h M vir () = 2 M /h M vir () = 5 M /h dm/dt/mvir, [Gyr ] z More, Diemer & Kravtsov 25
48 R sp in cluster member profiles Patej & Loeb 25 cf. Tully 25
49 R sp in cluster member profiles More et al. 25 Miyatake et al. 25
50 R sp in cluster member profiles More et al. 25 Miyatake et al. 25
51 R sp in cluster member profiles More et al. 25
52 Can we measure R sp in individual simulated halos?
53 R sp in individual halos 3 R 2m 2 [ m] r [Mpc/h] Mansfield et al. 26 (in prep.)
54 SHELLFISH Mansfield et al. 26 (in prep.)
55 Finding R sp in trajectories R 2m Particle 8 7 R 2m Particle 8 7 R 2m Particle R 2m Particle r (h kpc) 5 4 r (h kpc) 5 4 r (h kpc) 5 4 r (h kpc) vr (h kpc/gyr) 2 2 vr (h kpc/gyr) 2 2 vr (h kpc/gyr) 2 vr (h kpc/gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr)
56 Finding R sp in trajectories R 2m Particle 3 R 2m Particle 25 R 2m Particle 25 R 2m Particle r (h kpc) 2 5 r (h kpc) r (h kpc) 2 5 r (h kpc) vr (h kpc/gyr) 5 5 vr (h kpc/gyr) vr (h kpc/gyr) vr (h kpc/gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr) t (Gyr)
57 Finding R sp in trajectories R 2m 5th percentile r (h kpc) log (N + ) t (Gyr).
58 Finding R sp in trajectories 2 R 2m 5th percentile, smr. 5th percentile, smr. 5th percentile, smr r (h kpc) log (N + ).5 log (msub/mhost) t (Gyr). 3.
59 Finding R sp in trajectories 2 R 2m 5th percentile 75th percentile 9th percentile r (h kpc) log (N + ).5 log (msub/mhost) t (Gyr). 3.
60 Finding M sp in trajectories 4 3 M 2m 5th percentile, smr. 5th percentile, smr. 5th percentile, smr M (h M ) log (N + ).5 log (msub/mhost) t (Gyr). 3.
61 Finding M sp in trajectories 4 3 M 2m 5th percentile 75th percentile 9th percentile M (h M ) log (N + ).5 log (msub/mhost) t (Gyr). 3.
62 Results: R sp -Γ relation 2.5 SPLASH (75th pcntl.) MDK5 2. Rsp/R2m z =. z =.5 z =. z =2. z =4. Msp/M2m m 2m 2m 2m 2m
63 Results: Δ sp 5 z =., SPARTA z =2., SPARTA sp m
64 Spherical collapse model Shi 26
65 Results: Δ sp 5 4 z =., SPARTA Shi 26 z =2., SPARTA 3 75 sp m Shi 26
66 Results: Δ sp 5 4 z =., SPARTA Adhikari et al. 24 z =2., SPARTA 3 75 sp m Adhikari et al. 24
67 Future directions Measure R sp in individual halos Quantify the mass function and accretion rates of M sp Create halo catalogs and merger trees based on R sp Find more observational signatures of R sp
68 The Colossus Code Cosmology from colossus.cosmology import cosmology cosmo = cosmology.setcosmology('wmap9') xi = cosmo.correlationfunction(.) Concentration from colossus.halo import concentration as hc c = hc.concentration(e2, 'vir',., model = diemer5') Density profiles from colossus.halo import profile_nfw as nfw from colossus.halo import profile_dk4 as dk4 p = nfw.nfwprofile(m = E4, mdef = 'vir', c = 4., z =.) Sigma = p.surfacedensity(5.) p2 = dk4.dk4profile(m = E4, mdef = 'vir', c = 4., z =.) splashback_radius = p2.rsp()
69 Conclusions Concentrations are universal when expressed as a function of peak properties The outer profiles are not universal, they depend on the mass accretion rate and are not well described by the NFW form The splashback radius provides a physical halo boundary Diemer & Kravtsov 24 ApJ 789, arxiv 4.26 Diemer & Kravtsov 25 ApJ 799, 8 arxiv More, Diemer & Kravtsov 25 arxiv
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